Updated rules for phpcs security audit

[akshayurankar48]

Description

Main Purpose: This pull request aims to enhance the security auditing of the project by updating the PHP CodeSniffer (PHPCS) rules to include the pheromone/phpcs-security-audit package.

Key Changes:

• The composer.json file has been updated to add the pheromone/phpcs-security-audit package, which is designed to improve security checks during the code review process. This addition complements the existing PHPStan requirements, reinforcing the project's commitment to code quality and security.

Additional Notes:

• Reviewers should ensure that the new security rules integrate smoothly with the existing setup and do not conflict with current coding standards. It would be beneficial to run the phpcs command after this update to verify that the new rules are applied correctly and that existing code does not raise any new warnings.

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How has this been tested?

Checklist:

• My code is tested
• My code passes the PHPCS tests
• My code follows accessibility standards
• My code has proper inline documentation
• I've included any necessary tests
• I've included developer documentation
• I've added proper labels to this pull request

[github-actions]

What: Consider providing a brief note on the necessity of adding the pheromone/phpcs-security-audit package.

Why: Documentation is key for team collaboration and future reference. It helps maintain clarity on why certain packages are included, especially for security-related tools.

How: You might add a comment above the new package entry in composer.json: // Added for enhanced security audit checks. This will help others understand the intention behind the change.

[github-actions]

What: Ensure that the update of the composer.json does not conflict with existing packages or introduce any versioning issues.

Why: Maintaining compatibility between various packages is crucial to avoid runtime errors or dependency conflicts that may arise during installation.

How: Review the currently installed versions and check for compatibility with the pheromone/phpcs-security-audit package. Running composer validate before merging could also help identify any issues.